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Just 5% of Michigan primary votes cast on Election Day

As the dust settles from Tuesday's Michigan primary election, turnout data shows that just 5% of ballots were cast on Election Day, with Democrats far outpacing Republicans in voter participation.
The hard truth about the sanctuary movement
The American sanctuary movement, by contrast, rewards criminality and endangers innocent citizens. Its history began in 1971 in Berkeley, Calif., at the height of the anti-Vietnam protests, when city officials passed a resolution declaring Berkeley a “City of Refuge” for draft dodgers. Eleven years later, Gus Schultz, a left-wing Berkeley pastor, expanded the idea by declaring his church a safe harbor for asylum seekers fleeing El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala.
Senate to mark up long overdue farm bill
The U.S. Senate has released its version of the five-year farm bill and plans to mark it up in committee Thursday, finally making progress on the critical agricultural policy package.
Waiting can be disastrous
Don’t be stubborn and stupid. Don’t wait until it’s too late. Do your best to understand why you feel the way you do. And then do something about it.
Vance calls on Congress to codify fraud, fund investigations
Vance met with House and Senate Republican leaders to discuss the next steps in the White House Fraud Task Force’s efforts to uncover fraudulent federal program spending. He said the task force has identified more than $230 billion in fraud over the last several months, but Congress needed to help enforce it. 
Boots on the Water Oct. 2-3 in Manchester
We are excited to bring back Boots on the Water to Manchester. The third annual Boots on the Water is a day to give back to American heroes. 
Kristy Ann Morgan
Kristy Ann Morgan, 47, passed away Monday, Aug. 3, 2026 at her home.  
Tax change would spur Ohio development — and help low-income families most, new study says
Taxing buildings less and land more in Ohio would encourage development such as more housing, and most of the benefits would flow to people who need them most, like renters in low-income neighborhoods.
Cincinnati Children’s names Carrie Romano as chief nurse executive
After a national search, Cincinnati Children’s has appointed longtime nursing leader Carrie Romano, DNP, RN, as its next chief nurse executive.
PUCO sets process to protect AEP Ohio customers from potential data center energy costs
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) issued an order directing AEP Ohio to implement measures to protect other customers from potentially being impacted from data center customers’ effects on energy prices.
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